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quired y law.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
offered to buyers of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Those who make it their object to
buy "where they can secure the great
est value for the least outlay, will
find themselves amply repaid by tak
ing a look at our stock consisting of
Dry Goods, Cly thing, Boots and
Shoes, Dress Goods, &c.
I have just taken . ioventory and
find my stock entirely to large there
fore I want to sell the same at any
price to mke room for our new
SPRING GOODS.
Call early and secure barga ns:
O. NEWMAN.
BeeJHive's OldStand.
g-Spetial bargains in Ladies felt
hats and fancy feathers.
SCALES AND PLANTS.
ITIMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR TUB
BUSY READER
THE WEEK S RECORD OF CURRENT
GVENTS IN THI CITY A NO VlCI -l
Insurance agents are thick.
Beautiful weather this week.
A stumble may prevent a fall
Fresh fish hava made their appear
anew.
Mr. Louis Badham ie home on a visit
to relatives.
Natico the change in the iad of O.
Newman.
One man's story is n story, hear
both sides
T lis is the time 6f year to plant
ingen sets.
Religious loafers are dead weight o
the g03pel train.
Those who bay seed potatoes to buy
had better secure them now.
The x recent cold weather gaye our
farmers quite a "set back."
The church member in love with
himself U a general nuisance.
The rain last Saturday greatly inter-
ferred with business in this city.
The aa&n who has gardes seed for
sale is now vending his stuff.
Mils Lizzie Bembry, of Korfolk. Va.,
is visiting friends in Edenton. 9
A protracted meeting is ia progress
at the M. E. Church in this city.
vv bat is tne difierance between a
goose and canary bird? A great deal
Mr. E, S. Norman and family are at
Plymouth visiting relatives and friends
We learn the marriage Hells will
soon rin for one of our pretty Kin
etieet girls.
The boys are all afraid to meet our
champion wrestler. He says they are
cowards.
The fishermen are greatly behind
with fheir work this season, caused by
i fee freeze.
Mrs. Wm. Spruill, "of Columbia, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Theo. Ralph
in this city.
Miss Tuttle, of Plymouth, is in Eden
ton delighting Miss Annie Wozelka
with a visit.
Good manners and a sreaiat bearing
areetop stones to success oftanar than
talents and wealth.
I i Service in all the churchta last Sun
day. The bad weather c4 th might
atten4ano to be small.
Whin the health officer cones alosg
there will be work and plenty of it te
keep hba busy fer s time.
Hippy and content is a home with The Ro
chester," a lamp with the light of theaxffsing.
CfttalogacBjwriteEorhrtf rrT jmpCocwYork,
Mrs. John 8. Lea of Rochester, N. Y.
i in Edsaton tfrstting her husband's
znothtr Mrs. R. B. Hayes.
Read the advertisement in this paper
of Mr. N. .Baker. Alse the "ad" of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Co.
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell and two children
returned heme Tuesday from their
visit torelatives in Berkley, Va.
There is a number of dangereus
and unsightly sheds on Cheap Side that
should he condemned and pulled down.
Why is e"ths most unfortunate of
letters? Because it is never in cash, is
always in debt, and never out of
danger
Do not fail to take advantage of a
breezy, dry day to hang out to air cur
tainj, rugs, clothing, etc, to he fresh
ened and sweetened.
Those who want te be up with the
times and keep in style should
commenee now to paint their houses
and brush up their yards.
Just received a new supply of new
type and other printing material. Send
all orders for job printing to Jas. R.
Elliott. First class work guaranteed.
Mr. T. J. Harrell is unable to get any
one to accept hU challenge for a side
wrestle. He says he waited two hours
yesterday at the Fair ground' for two
parties who had promise I to mcet him
there but failed to shw up. Ton bad.
The market house question will
soon be submitted to tle people. Tie
Legislature is now working on a bill
authorizing our CitT.CouLicilmenjto call
an election for th people to Bay wheth"
er Edenton shall have a new market or
not. When it comes, vote for it,
Mr. R. B. Hayes h?.d on exhibition
last Saturday night, at the store of Mr.
R. J. Mitchell, two Electric Torches,
which is just the thing for our fisher
men. In fact, every fishing beach
should have them. They are brilliant.
economical, and creates no smoke.
President elect Cleveland has com
mitted himself on one subject of con
siderable interest to applicants for
po?toffice8. He says that it is not hi
intention to appoint men who served
during his previous udrniniatrattGB.
He proposed to pass around the rewards
of democratic loyalty and give all of
the boys a chance as far as the number
of offices at his command will permit.
Mr. R. J. Mitchell left yesterday
morning for New York and othr
Northern cities to purchase a ?8tock of
goods for his new store at Elizabeth
City, at which place ho will locate about
the 1st of March. Mr. Mitchell began
business in Edenton in the year of 1879
and, from his very beginning, has been
doing a successful business. He is a
man who pays cash for all the goods he
buys,ad requires the same of his cus
tomers. He is a live business man, an
extensive advertiser and believes in
selling good goods for a very small
profit, quick for cash. We regret to
see him leave. May success follow him.
To stand by your town means more
than to simply build up your individ
ual business and beautify and im
prove your place of residence. It
means b-ing at home first, but to be
uncompromisingly wrapped up within
yourself regardless of your fellow-man
and all surrounding circumstances.
It means to go to work and stimulate
every legitimate enterprise by giving
all the friendly encouragement you
can, or by uniting your industry, in
fluence and capital in the common
cause cultivate a public spirit una
help your neighbor if he is in
danger f breaking down, prop him up
in some way, either by kind words,
good counsel or a helping hand in
some way even if it i to the extent of
geing down into your own pocket.
New Bern Journal.
BOTAHiC
niftn naive
THE OKrAf'SWEOY
- FOR AU BL09r o 4ivi iiASE8 -
for veftrr. :tt ?Q to
cua trcki- te. ' '"r rvseotiy
scacfuut w .' isszewl,
RHEUMATICS, PltfPtK, CKGfTlOieS.
mnA aU nunr of rtTP PfWtAECTO mad
RCITSINli R HKK
loured, rriw y
.8EHT FREE wofnitTSim
BLCOO &ALII CC.. Atlanta, 6a.
LET TrIE BIG GUN FIRE !
And Spread the Joyful News. Never
Before in the Histpry of Edenton
Were Gooda Sold so Low.
The New York Clothing Store has
for old and youngV Clothing for
men, clothing for boys, clothing for
small boys, clothing by the cord
rcadymade from first hands.
No greater variety, and no mora
choice selections was ever exhibited
lor sale on this niarxet Any custo -
mer can be suited. Ve de c'iiipe -
tition and invite coinparUon ot both
goods and prices. New advance ideas
crowd out old ones, and so wi 1 our
prices teach vou the difference be
tween dealing with live men or dead
ones. No customers shall leave eur
store without buying, we shall sell
with or without prefit. Everything
is fresh and new freiu the Northern
Markets selected by myself to meet
the requirements of ny. new frienus
and customers. .
A word.to the Ladies : We will
not hesitate to gay that our stock is
complet to smt your requirements.
All the latest fabrics of woolen and
cotton goods, arriving daily direct
from the mills, trimmings to match in
everv particular. Notions in great
variety.
SHOES FOR ALL: A great
hobbv of ours: We eau pell cheaper
iliun cur conpet if ors can buy. we uyjettata point 247 feet from Broad
direct from lactones leaving out job
bers prices v:li!ch we pr'p'; .-e to give
to o-ur-cubtoiner- ,.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS: All ihe
latest and ino'.t popular snaj-et M.
always be faund at-the New Yoi:k
Cloth i so morh. Knox. Dual ,
Miller and al! popular block inc'ud
ing the pfreat and Ti"uth siugL? hi
Alsdne and F ed'as in "all shad. sam.
above siinpes
NOW A WORD TO F1SHEK
MEN: Jut bear in uvnd ar.
Factory Ants for Rubber -is
Oiied Clothing in several d flerenr
bruads and at a lower prxe than ian
be bought eisevi'heie. our jniei.v
and Your duty id "to trade where yii
et uins for your monf'V' Come am'
wait your turn and go lnme rejoicii.L
and send jour neijnbors 'o ti e r-r ;
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE
openc-d in the stoie n-xt to ihe Bt
Hive.
N. BAXER, Proprietor.
Sneoia' Ovving to delar i tivus
portation we have 75 Ladies c eak?
latest stales good value at $6 bU
87. 00 aud mus g in a l'e
days at gi.50, $2.00 and 3 70.
NOTICE.
Superior Court,
Chowan County
j Befre the CJert
John vv. Branning
against
Danifel B. Lillie, Willard, John. Jtnnif,
Rose, Philip H., Frank, Fi' ie;cr.
Mrrtle, and Herbert Lillie: UhM!- r
ning and wife Lucinda Glein-inipp
and the heirs of isabaha Thotnp.-va
deo'd.
Thvi defendants above named rriti
take notice that a proceed injc before the
Clerk of Chowan county as abov en
titled haa been comme:;cd for thnale
of leal estate in Edenton, N. C , for par
tition of whish the plaintilf and deten
dants ara tenants in common ihe
defendants wit! further take notice that
thay are required to appear b fore the
dark at the court house in Edenton
K. C. . 11 the 9:h aay of March, ltfS,
and answer or demur to the cen;plaint
or the relief therein sought will be
granted. II. C. PRIVOaI, c. b.C
Feb. 13th, 1393.
Prudxn & Vi.sx, Attys. for PlaintifT.
WEATHERLY & TiiQDY,
G AND Y
-manufacturers: -.-
AND
Jobbers of Cakes,
CRACKERS AND
Fancy Groceries,
ELIZABETH CITY, f?.C.
( Orders .filll promptly aTJow8t
'rV "rice
1
The Fishermax & Fakmsr wants
a good, trustworthy and reliable aeat
in all the surrounding oca ities. Lib
eral commision will be given right
parties. Apply at once, by letter er
at the office.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.
The Davis Wholesale Dry Goods Co,
vg
J. J. Farmer.
By Tirtue of an execution directed to
th'J undersigned from Ihe Superior
covrt of Pernniraans county in the
above entitled actios, I will ot. Monday
tho 3rd day of April, 1893, at 12 o'cltn k
in., at the court house door in Ed;ntu::,
sell to the highest bidder for i-ash t
satisfy said execution, all int riat,
title nnd interest which the scid J. J.
Former, defendant, has iu the follow
ia? described real estate iu Chowan
1 . : i . . T1 T r
1 j on the north by lLe
1 Noreuin I:ind, east by the Yeopim riv
er and 1 rank. Wood f land, south by
Drummond Point road, and west by
nihin road, containing 1000 acres moi
or lerfl. 2nd. The Collins land, name
bouKbt et Josiah Collins' hsirs and C.
H. and H. H. Iltetter, cotaiubig 106
acres more or lead. 3rd. f he John and
Ed. White laud adjoining the lands f
John W Johnston and others, contain
ing 37 bCrt?s more or less.
L. W. PARKER,
Sheriff Chowan Co.
NOTICE.
W. J. Leary & wife Emma W.
vs.
Rev S. 8. Bookrum & wife Pennie.
Et. Als.
By virtue of a Decree, rendered in
the above entitled action, on the 15th
day of September i92, in the Superior
Court of Chowan, we W D Pruden and
Wm J Leary, Sr, as Special Commiss
ioners will sell, on the 6th day of Feb
reary 1893, before the Court House
door in Edenton, K C the following
described real estate, to-wit: The
house and lot on Carterette, known as
; the Ferribalt lot, beginning on Carter-
street, thence Southwardly a line par
allel with Broad street 165 feet, thence
wegtwardly a line parallel iwith Car
terette street, thence Northwardly 105
feet toHCarterette street, thence East
ward ly along aid street to the first
station. Tern's of sale i cash balance
iu one and two years, with interest
from day of sale Title retained until
purchase niimey shall be paid The pur
chas r may at liiis option pay over the
full amount of the purchase money and
lake hit- deed as soon as the sale, sl.al!
be cou tinned
W D Pruden & Vm. J Leary Sr
Special Coil. t. issior.e-
. NOTICE.
T. M. Ward
W- H. Ward & wife Margar t J.
Et. Als.
By virtue of a Decree rerdered i
the above entitled actios, en the I9 -dar
o! December 1S62. in tle Su
perior Court d Chowon county. I.
Wm. J. Leary, Sr. as spec: Cmu
missioier, shall sell on the th day
-f February 1893 before ti e Curt
Hon-eei"oor in Edenton, N, C. thv
following described real estate, to '
wit. : The one-half oi the Tomi
Forehand tract of lard in tfce upper
part, of Chowan conntr, ?iljoinin
the lands of Willis Jordan. Mrv.
EiizH Welch the Quinton H. Ward
tr -c'. of land and ethers consio;n
crPs more or iess Terms c
sa!e cash, balance in one ai;d tw
years with interest fro ? date of f i'o
Title to b retailed until purh
:non:y ."hail paid in full. 're
purchaser roay at his option pay tic
lull araonnt of the purchase mooej
and have cited oyecuted at once . ft 1
the sale is confirmed.
Wm, J. Leary, Sr..
Speci.i Commissioner.
December 23rd 16M2.
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ity of a physician. (Gonorrhea in a!! its
stages cured in one weeks time Relief
immediately. Guaranteed iot to caupe
stricture. This remedy is endorsed by
all leading phjsician$ of the country
and is purly vegetable- it is a regula
prescription, the ingrodieice of whiclt
are cubebs, by Isam of copaiba with he
necessary astringent. This ip also a
remedy for Gleet and all running dis
eases of the bladder and urethral canal
weiiavo met with such pionounced
local success that we have decided to
put this excellent remedy en the
market, because where once used ther
is always a demand created Box sent
prepaid to any addrees in plain wrap
per upon receipt of postal note or
registered, letter for $100 Address.
Dr. John Halset Medical Co.,
Lock Box 29, Camden, If. J.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA. SA.LVB
The Beet Salva i tla world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcere, Kalt Rheum.
Fever Sores, Tef', Chappe Handr,
0'iilblaic3 Corns, ti ajl Skin Erup
tions, and positively cores Piles, or no
day required. It is guaranteed to gir
perfect satisfaction, or monty refunded.
Price 25 cents per box.
For saleby W. I. Leary, Druggist.
Biing job printing to this office.
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j h'v1KlrULK IN J.rVKT AVttl S7 SSh let 2.
Mail Train U':tt- Edvnton l:t i .m.
ainve at
Expro?is Tr lin lravt s Etlentur. Tit.-
day, Thursday and Saturday at 7;;55 a m
arrive at N-rfn'V 11 n.m.
Cnr.-etio? made at Norfolk witt
rail and ie:;njer Lines, and t ,,
beth i ity with Ste iuier Neuse Ts. s i
Thursday nnd Saturday for I';n
'
Inland. .New ler:ie and Atlasdi
Ntrth Curolii.u li.Ii. Stations.
The Co:jip;in' "s Steamers le:iv lM.-r.
tou 1C.45 p.m. hj. follows; Trann-r
55leanior to Mackey's Ferry daily (ex
cept Sunday) with passengers for Kop'i ,
I'anteeo, Bellehavn. connecting with
Steamer Haven Belle for Auroin,
bouth Creek &c. '
Steamer Plymouth, daily, (except
Sunday,) for Plymouth JamtvilUt
Williamstcn, Windsor, Vvashiugtnu
&c.
Stonmer M. K. Roberts, Tnes!av
Thursday ami Saturday for Chowan
River WVdntvday ir Avoca aud Shi
mon Creek, .Monday and Fii.lay
for Souppf rno: Itirer.
Norfolk pas-.-r.;;-r and frwibt station
at Norlolk stei j Railtoud 1 pot.
Through tickeu on bale and baa
checked to all prit -ipal poinr.
(
KASTEPvX ri:(H TXA IHM'AT-CII.
FAST
A i A a V I
and passl:(;i:r iu nr.
Regular line f tca:..'us Lc-tnvu
Atlantic& u-th Ca:i-!;i.-j H. ;.. : vv
Berne, and Kl izal -th nty.
Daily all rail servict- hri vv. n i:.imi,ii.
New York, Philadelphia, iuilturioi' jmi
Norfolk.
Througli oars, ms low ratt Haiid pi:c..r
time than byrny ttiuir route.
Direet a!l ;:;oik t lc .-hipju'.J .
ern Carolina Disruffh, as follow-: 1'io.n
Norfolk by N. & 8. II. Ii: ln!tii!,n:e y r.
w. & B. h. n. : President St. St.: t n,
Philadelphia by ji'iji:svii4nia Y: l.
Dork St Sitior: v, u- York hv 1't i.ji--ylyania
R. R , pi-r 27 North River.
l or further ii,fo; rmition ai i.I'
OOD, Agent. Edenton, N. r. .
f the General Olht e of the N. & S.
II. Co., Norfolk, Va.
or
H.
M. K. KIN(i, Central Maisugei.
rt. C. HUDGINS, G. F. & P. AKt.
Oh, My!
Have you been the new nnd
bcauiiiul stock of
Dress G-ocds, White
G-oods, Laces and Em-
broitieries,
AT
SRIKKLEY'S EMPORIUM.
r lead Centre for FINE DRYCOM S,
NOIIONS. FANCY CuODS
AND .SHOES.
Order. by lun'il e;u tfuliy arjorvbd o
and samples gent to any :.ddn..- 1 n
application.
E. L. BRTNFLTIY. EH :nt.. y. . r
WHEN YGU Vis IT
Don't target to call at the
TOST? ViW
H.E. WILLIAMS, '
ON KING STK KF.T,
The P'4;ii; Pact- ol J ho Tou 11
The choicest ai d lot Whits. Liquorn
&c a!trav:sc:ri iranci.
t he finest stock f o. .0 and l.r c?s
( ie:ar ;n the cit
Que visit will f uaraitec the secend.
Thanking my fi iciulK and the rvihi;e
for th very lilera! patronage already
received, I am still
H. E. Williams.
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